Kozy Pet Beds

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Wondering what the best dog bed is for large dogs? Read this guide to find the right dog bed size for your four legged friend.

05/27/2022

Have you purchased one or more throw pillow/cushions for your fur baby to lay on the floor? Check out my custom bed!!!

05/17/2022

05/17/2022

2022 New bed designs are completed and will soon be available for purchase.

05/17/2022

05/12/2022

Encourage Your Dogs to Sleep in Their Own Bed

Sometimes it’s comforting to have your dog sleep on your bed with you. But often, it can disturb your sleep if your pup is tossing and turning. Or, worse yet, your dog is a large breed who takes up most of your sleeping space.
It’s great to have your pup share your room but it’s best if your pooch has a cozy bed to sleep on away from your own bed. In fact, a study published in the 2017 edition of the Mayo Clinic Proceedings showed that having a dog sleep in your room improves your sleep, but having that pup sleep in the bed with you does not.
The way to make your bed and your own comfy pillows seem less appealing dogs is to get them a cozy bed of their own. You can even get your pup more than one bed to snooze on. Consider placing several around your home. This encourages your dog to hang out on these beds rather than on your furniture. It also means you’ll clean less dog hair off of your couches and chairs.

05/12/2022

Your Pup Needs a Spot to Relax:

A cozy dog bed should be an oasis for your dog, away from the hustle and bustle of your home. Dogs are den animals so they appreciate having a spot where they can relax.

You’ll want to choose a good dog bed that is an appropriate size for your pup. Naturally, large dogs need bigger beds than small ones. This ensures that your canine companion has more than enough space to stretch out and snooze. You can even place the bed within your pup’s crate. That way, it gives your pooch a cozy hide-a-way to hang out when they’re feeling stressed.

05/12/2022

There’s nothing more relaxing and rejuvenating than a good night’s sleep. This is true not just for people, but for dogs, too. Dogs sleep between 12 to 18 hours a day, depending on age. So, they need a comfy bed to snooze on just like you do.
Although you might find your pup occasionally, or often, snuggled at your side during the night, dogs need to have a bed of their own. Then, even when you’re not there, they can relax in a spot that’s dedicated to them. If you don’t let your dog in your bed, it’s even more important for your pooch to have a cozy spot to sleep that isn’t the floor.

A great dog bed provides your pup a space that’s not only comfortable but also supportive and soft. Think about how you sleep best. Don’t you feel better on a comfy bed with your head supported by a soft, cloud-like pillow? There are a variety of features that make for a good dog bed, and they should come into consideration when shopping for one for your furry friend.

A Good Dog Bed Supports Joints
As dogs age, they may develop problems like arthritis, hip dysplasia, and other joint issues. To help with these issues, a supportive dog bed is imperative to cushion your dog’s body and provide relief from the pain associated with age-related health problems. A comfy dog bed also supports the joints of developing puppies too, ensuring a good night’s rest.
Dogs, like people, need good quality sleep to stay healthy. Not only that, but a good night’s rest improves your dog’s memory and can even make your pooch smarter, according to a study published in a 2017 edition of Scientific Reports. That’s because when dogs learn new commands, they tend to do better in repeating those commands when they sleep properly. After all, when pups are well-rested, they have more energy to devote to learning.
Like people, dogs also need a good night’s rest to stay healthy. This is especially important for older dogs and larger breeds who need a bit more sleep than their younger, smaller counterparts. A cozy bed that cushions their bodies encourages pups to go to sleep and to stay asleep throughout the night.

02/13/2022

02/13/2022